WHAT’S GOOD LIVE
The New Guys.
Africa’s newest online urban lifestyle channel for What’s Good in contemporary street culture, What’s Good Live churns out content on both its website platform and YouTube episodes recorded from their studios. They attend, host and review some of the coolest events in this city.
And then ‘Sheng”
From sheng talk to popular urban discussions, to event footage all around Nairobi, they are fast becoming the new kids on the block who just want to tell it like it is. Follow Whats Good Live on Facebook , Twitter & Instagram.
HABA HABA: ANDREW MUGOYA
Boy before the bubble
Haba Haba is a web and mobile product development company. They develop products that make you more productive (and happy). Haba Haba was founded by Andrew Mugoya who previously worked at Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Barclays as a technologist.
Prior to that he studied at Oxford University and Warwick University. Other than their products, they also offer solutions in web development, e-commerce, online marketing and email marketing.
Haba Haba has to be the hottest unicorn — as billion-dollar start-ups have come to be known — in a Valley increasingly filled with them. They have three applications already!
Our HabaHaba pick
Revision844.co.ke
For Haba Haba, school is never really out! This is an interactive revision application for the 8-4-4 curriculum, available on web, computer, tablet and mobile phone.
BLOGGER OF THE YEAR: HUJAMBO!
A mzungu blogging journey “There’s hardly a better way to spend a Saturday in Nairobi than touring a 100-year-old tea farm in Limuru. In a city with very few green spaces, Kiambethu tea farm is literally a breath of fresh air; within forty-five minutes you can be away from the hustle and bustle of Nairobi gazing upon a rolling, green sea of tea leaves,”reckons one Alan Orth who blogs about living and working in Nairobi.
In his bubble
Having come to Kenya in 2007 as a volunteer, he now resides in Nairobi. He is a Lover of Linux, death metal and Indian food. Follow his blog HERE.
